Published in The Sierra Vista Herald (January 13, 2021):
SIERRA VISTA — It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beautiful Leigh.
Leigh was born in Melbourne, Florida, in 1978.
An Army dependent, she grew up at Fort Gordon, Heidelberg, Fort Huachuca, Neu Ulm, Augsburg, and Worms before joining the Army herself, where she served as an Imagery Analyst (Squint) at Fort Stewart.
Leigh later became a massage therapist, a letter carrier, and homeschool teacher.
Leigh met the love of her life, Robert Carpenter III, when she returned to Sierra Vista and married in 2006. They raised five children together, and those children brought her much joy and happiness. They were her greatest achievement.
Leigh had a passion for all things fantasy. She attended the Renaissance Fair annually and enjoyed fantasy books and movies. She loved musicals and plays and performed in many theatrical productions, to include Bye Bye Birdie and The Lottery. She was an amazing artist, with a very creative style in many different mediums.
She leaves behind her five children: Tanner, Falcon, Robert, Shawn, and Kimberly; her husband, Robert Carpenter III; her mother, Ruth Turcotte; her father, Robert Wiley and wife Cindy; her in-laws, Robert Carpenter II and Donna; her sister, Rachel Mattei and family; her brother, Joseph Turcotte; and her half-sister, Renee Kilpatrick. Words cannot express how much our Leigh will be missed.
Her service will be held at the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery on January 19, 2021, at 10:00 a.m.
Leigh, your life on earth may have ended, but your love never will. You are with us forever. We are connected by the heart. “One day, you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again.”
SIERRA VISTA — It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beautiful Leigh.
Leigh was born in Melbourne, Florida, in 1978.
An Army dependent, she grew up at Fort Gordon, Heidelberg, Fort Huachuca, Neu Ulm, Augsburg, and Worms before joining the Army herself, where she served as an Imagery Analyst (Squint) at Fort Stewart.
Leigh later became a massage therapist, a letter carrier, and homeschool teacher.
Leigh met the love of her life, Robert Carpenter III, when she returned to Sierra Vista and married in 2006. They raised five children together, and those children brought her much joy and happiness. They were her greatest achievement.
Leigh had a passion for all things fantasy. She attended the Renaissance Fair annually and enjoyed fantasy books and movies. She loved musicals and plays and performed in many theatrical productions, to include Bye Bye Birdie and The Lottery. She was an amazing artist, with a very creative style in many different mediums.
She leaves behind her five children: Tanner, Falcon, Robert, Shawn, and Kimberly; her husband, Robert Carpenter III; her mother, Ruth Turcotte; her father, Robert Wiley and wife Cindy; her in-laws, Robert Carpenter II and Donna; her sister, Rachel Mattei and family; her brother, Joseph Turcotte; and her half-sister, Renee Kilpatrick. Words cannot express how much our Leigh will be missed.
Her service will be held at the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery on January 19, 2021, at 10:00 a.m.
Leigh, your life on earth may have ended, but your love never will. You are with us forever. We are connected by the heart. “One day, you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again.”
Published in The Sierra Vista Herald (January 13, 2021):
SIERRA VISTA — It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beautiful Leigh.
Leigh was born in Melbourne, Florida, in 1978.
An Army dependent, she grew up at Fort Gordon, Heidelberg, Fort Huachuca, Neu Ulm, Augsburg, and Worms before joining the Army herself, where she served as an Imagery Analyst (Squint) at Fort Stewart.
Leigh later became a massage therapist, a letter carrier, and homeschool teacher.
Leigh met the love of her life, Robert Carpenter III, when she returned to Sierra Vista and married in 2006. They raised five children together, and those children brought her much joy and happiness. They were her greatest achievement.
Leigh had a passion for all things fantasy. She attended the Renaissance Fair annually and enjoyed fantasy books and movies. She loved musicals and plays and performed in many theatrical productions, to include Bye Bye Birdie and The Lottery. She was an amazing artist, with a very creative style in many different mediums.
She leaves behind her five children: Tanner, Falcon, Robert, Shawn, and Kimberly; her husband, Robert Carpenter III; her mother, Ruth Turcotte; her father, Robert Wiley and wife Cindy; her in-laws, Robert Carpenter II and Donna; her sister, Rachel Mattei and family; her brother, Joseph Turcotte; and her half-sister, Renee Kilpatrick. Words cannot express how much our Leigh will be missed.
Her service will be held at the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery on January 19, 2021, at 10:00 a.m.
Leigh, your life on earth may have ended, but your love never will. You are with us forever. We are connected by the heart. “One day, you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again.”
SIERRA VISTA — It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beautiful Leigh.
Leigh was born in Melbourne, Florida, in 1978.
An Army dependent, she grew up at Fort Gordon, Heidelberg, Fort Huachuca, Neu Ulm, Augsburg, and Worms before joining the Army herself, where she served as an Imagery Analyst (Squint) at Fort Stewart.
Leigh later became a massage therapist, a letter carrier, and homeschool teacher.
Leigh met the love of her life, Robert Carpenter III, when she returned to Sierra Vista and married in 2006. They raised five children together, and those children brought her much joy and happiness. They were her greatest achievement.
Leigh had a passion for all things fantasy. She attended the Renaissance Fair annually and enjoyed fantasy books and movies. She loved musicals and plays and performed in many theatrical productions, to include Bye Bye Birdie and The Lottery. She was an amazing artist, with a very creative style in many different mediums.
She leaves behind her five children: Tanner, Falcon, Robert, Shawn, and Kimberly; her husband, Robert Carpenter III; her mother, Ruth Turcotte; her father, Robert Wiley and wife Cindy; her in-laws, Robert Carpenter II and Donna; her sister, Rachel Mattei and family; her brother, Joseph Turcotte; and her half-sister, Renee Kilpatrick. Words cannot express how much our Leigh will be missed.
Her service will be held at the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery on January 19, 2021, at 10:00 a.m.
Leigh, your life on earth may have ended, but your love never will. You are with us forever. We are connected by the heart. “One day, you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again.”
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